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Acute Fatigue
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Fatigue is a state in which the whole body feels weak, or tasks that are usually easy feel exhausting. It is classified as acute if it lasts less than 1 month and chronic if it lasts 3 months or longer. The causes of fatigue are very diverse, so if fatigue lasts 1 to 2 weeks or longer despite enough rest, please consult a medical specialist.2026-06-26
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
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Chronic fatigue syndrome is a condition in which severe fatigue persists for 3 months or longer even with adequate rest. Because there are many hypotheses about its cause, treatment is tailored to each individual. Antidepressants, cognitive behavioral therapy, and graded exercise therapy have been reported to be helpful. Please consult a medical specialist before deciding on the direction of treatment.2026-06-26
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Spring Fatigue Syndrome
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Spring fatigue syndrome is a condition marked by a combination of fatigue, sleepiness, reduced appetite, and difficulty concentrating during the spring season. It occurs as the body temporarily adjusts to the increasing daylight hours of the season. It usually improves on its own within a few weeks and can be managed with exercise, a regular routine, and a balanced diet. However, fatigue that persists regardless of season may have a different cause, so please consult a medical specialist in that case.2026-06-26